Ottawa Citizen - 2015-10-14

• ‘THERE WILL NEVER BE ANOTHER’
• Shafia trio files for a new trial
• Tories’ hold on the suburbs does not appear unshakeabl­e
• Hospitals sign on to get rid of junk food
• PLAYOFF BERTH IN SIGHT
• JUNO WHERE? JUNO HERE
• Hammond back and ‘in the mix’
• Dentist seeks 4-year sentence for deadly crash
• Video surfaces of Canadian hostages
• Dirty tricks claimed in Hull-Aylmer
• Deadly attacks in Jerusalem escalate
• NDP, Liberals make big push in Ottawa Centre
• Harper rings the register against Liberal tax increases
• Sensing shift, PS union targets tightly contested ridings
• Trudeau win could end Ontario pension plan, says Wynne
• Fahmy felt betrayed by prime minister
• Pontiac voters demanding affordable Internet access
• In Gatineau, promise of bridge only goes so far
• Stateless man arrested for stunt driving, OPP says
• The many families he helped bid him ‘farewell’
• Volunteers monitor school’s unlocked doors
• Ogdensburg the ideal U.S. site for Ottawa-area companies
• Cabbies back in court for airport protest challenge
• STROMAN’S GOT RIGHT STUFF
• TWITTER TAKES HEAT
• MacArthur on Ryan: ‘It’s always exciting’
• NBA stars thrill youth at Ottawa Y
• High-profile coaches on thin ice after just a few games
• MAKING THE TOUGH DECISIONS
• Cubs fans will do — and eat — anything
• Maple Leafs remain a work in progress
• All eyes on the latest officiatin­g faux pas in NFL
• England’s eliminatio­n does not hinder Rugby World Cup
• PUTTING THE PIECES TOGETHER
• BLOWBACK FEARED
• Iranian lawmakers approve nuclear deal with world powers
• Cleric backs Putin
• Hazing forced women into overhead bins
• Clinton denies shifting positions to woo votes
• Lang leaving CBC over RBC controvers­y
• Technology policy is also cultural policy
• Prison conditions bad 8 years after Smith’s death
• CAUTIOUS POLITICS MAY HAVE RUN ITS COURSE
• How the federal government hurts our city and its future
• N.Y. TIMES CROSSWORD
• CANADIAN CROSSWORD
• LOVE AND THE STARS
• Ontario to become the first province to test self-driving cars on public roads
• Top 2 beer makers to merge
• Drinks to your front door
• MEC changes gear to include alpine skiing, snowboardi­ng
• JULIE CORRIGAN FINDS HER VOICE
• Foley’s journey from the ring to stage
• AUTHENTIC AND TRUTHFUL
• SEXIEST WOMAN

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